In the state of Baja California Sur it is possible to legally terminate a pregnancy by free decision of the pregnant person up to 12 completed weeks of gestation.
What is legal termination of pregnancy?
In Baja California Sur, the law allows for the legal termination of pregnancy by free choice and without the need for an explanation of the reasons for it, up to 12 completed weeks of gestation.
Other states such as Mexico City, Oaxaca, Hidalgo, Veracruz, and recently, Baja California, Colima, Sinaloa, Guerrero and Quintana Roo have regulations that respect this right.
In addition to abortion, in Baja California Sur there are other situations or grounds for legal abortion.
Grounds are specific situations in which the law allows individuals to request a safe abortion procedure, regardless of gestational age. In these cases, health services and their personnel must support them in identifying and facilitating their care, without increasing the requirements indicated in the law or imposing obstacles or barriers to their access.
Learn about all the grounds for abortion in the state and the requirements for accessing them:
When abortion is the consequence of an unintentional act
When pregnancy is the result of rape
When the pregnant person’s life is in danger
Institutional refusal to legally terminate a pregnancy (ILE)
When the health (physical, mental or social) of the pregnant person is affected by the pregnancy
When the product of pregnancy has severe malformations
Non-consensual artificial insemination
Legal Interruption of Pregnancy (ILE)
Health personnel are not obliged to report or denounce persons who seek abortion services or who have attempted to terminate their own pregnancies. On the contrary, they are responsible for safeguarding, under standards of confidentiality, the information they receive about the health status of individuals in the exercise of their profession.
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Abortion in Baja California Sur is Legal.
In the state of Baja California Sur it is possible to legally terminate a pregnancy by free decision of the pregnant person up to 12 completed weeks of gestation.

